Currently, there are footpath trails that exist as remnants of old farm access paths.
GLC’s intention is to protect and restore this propertys ecological value and to allow passive recreation for public enjoyment.
This prominent feature has given rise to the name Willow Creek Preserve. Willow Creek traverses this property and is a tributary to the Sheboygan River. This property includes 143 acres of undeveloped land positioned west of Taylor Drive, between Indiana Avenue and Erie Avenue. These funds were established with the purpose of restoring natural resources that have been previously degraded by the discharge of hazardous substances into areas such as the Sheboygan River. The evolution of this property transfer and preservation plan has been a multiple year process involving many important team players including: GLC, City of Sheboygan, Town of Sheboygan, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR), and many invested government and community stakeholders.įunding for the purchase of this property was secured from the Sheboygan River Natural Resources Damage Assessment (NRDA) settlement. In October of 2018, the Willow Creek property was officially acquired by Glacial Lakes Conservancy (GLC) from the City of Sheboygan.
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